Stories by Vigier

Scientists Trace Society’s Myths to Primordial Origins

Body and Soul: Considering the Eternal Dance of Eros and Thanatos

How an Imaginary Island Stayed on Maps for Five Centuries

Beyond Recognition: What Machines Don't Read

The Building Blocks of Japanese Cuisine

How Trees Calm Us Down

Jancis Robinson recommends the best books on wine

The Origins of the Domestic Blueberry

Félix de Azara: Drawn from Life

What Were Drugs? (2014)

Tea received mixed reviews in seventeenth century Europe (2011)

Sacred Anatomy: Slicing Open Wax Women in the Name of Science and God

Mosquitos as Weapons

Literature about Medicine

Frankenstein, the Baroness, and the Climate Refugees of 1816

Weasels Are Built for the Hunt

He Tried to Be a Badger

Our Pungent History: Sweat, Perfume, and the Scent of Death

Perfect Information Game: On Chess

A work from 1616 called 'the first science fiction novel'

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